Editing Cantal (section)

===Art===
The characteristic folk dance in Cantal is ''La Bourrée''. In the countryside it would be danced in folk costumes with accompaniment by accordion. The dance form was long ago adapted for use in courtly music and features prominently in the [[Baroque]] [[Suite de danses|dance suite]]s of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

Prominent museums in Cantal include:
* Museum of Art and Arqueologia, [[Aurillac]] ({{formatnum:34100}} visitors/year)
* The House of Fauna, [[Murat, Cantal|Murat]] ({{formatnum:23500}} visitors/year)
* Museum of the Géothermia, [[Chaudes-Aigues]] ({{formatnum:20600}} visitors/year)
* Museum of the Volcanos, [[Aurillac]] ({{formatnum:20100}} visitors/year)
* Museum of the ray, [[Marcenat, Cantal|Marcenat]] ({{formatnum:11500}} visitors/year)
* Museum of the "Haute Auvergne", [[Saint-Flour, Cantal|Saint-Flour]] ({{formatnum:11100}} visitors/year)
* The House of the Chestnut [[Mourjou]] ({{formatnum:5200}} visitors/year)
* Museum of Georges Pompidou, Montboudif ({{formatnum:3500}} visitors/year)
* Museum of the Accordion in [[Siran, Cantal|Siran]]
* Museum of Agriculture in Auvernia, [[Coltines]]